No time to get your roots done? No problem. The women of celebville have declared two-tone hair to be not only acceptable, but desirable.
While us mere mortals can aim to achieve the look by cancelling a few trips to the hair salon, the A-listers get their grown-out ends painted on via balayage. These hand-painted highlights are applied without foils. Instead, colour is swept onto individual sections of hairs, lighter at the roots, and more densely on the ends, for a natural sun-kissed effect.
Of course it takes a lot of effort to look this low maintenance!
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Why would you want to look like you need to go to the hairdressers? Not sure about this look xx
ReplyDeleteFrustratingly, I was trending way before my time whilst growing out my colour 2 years ago. I'm always so ahead of the times!
ReplyDeleteI luuuuurve this look, have noticed it around for a while now and really want to get something like this done for myself - however having jet black hair makes it difficult to pull off. Rubbish. xx
ReplyDeleteMmm i like it but wouldn't try this myself, I never thought black & blonde hair looks right together.. great post :) xo
ReplyDeletei usually get my highlights done under my top layer as being a student i can't get my colour done as much as i would like. this look is starting to grow on me tho!xx
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I can do crap colour any day of the week ;). I can't believe they need it painted on. I can achieve this level of unkempt effortlessly!
ReplyDeleteGetting my hair dyed like this in November when my hairdresser has a colour sale, I have naturally dark brown hair about 3 inchs below my shoulders.
ReplyDeleteMy hairdresser is wanting to do it cause it'll be her first person doing it on, if i goes wrong it's only hair so I don't mind that much and she wants practice.
She said she'll just go down the colour chart to about a medium blonde, looking forward to it!